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  1. MadSupra354
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    How do I remove these right-click options...


    I tried installing a .zip extractor program into my USB Flash Drive, but the right-click options still appear whenever I right-click a .zip even after I uninstalled it. The program is called Universal Extractor. Any ideas where I can find and delete the values in the registry?
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  3. Irene
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    MadSupra354 said:
    I tried installing a .zip extractor program into my USB Flash Drive, but the right-click options still appear whenever I right-click a .zip even after I uninstalled it. The program is called Universal Extractor. Any ideas where I can find and delete the values in the registry?
    What method did you use to uninstall?
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  4. MadSupra354
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    Irene said:
    MadSupra354 said:
    I tried installing a .zip extractor program into my USB Flash Drive, but the right-click options still appear whenever I right-click a .zip even after I uninstalled it. The program is called Universal Extractor. Any ideas where I can find and delete the values in the registry?
    What method did you use to uninstall?
    From the Control Panel. Though I tried searching for it in Revo but it didn't find anything.
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  6. Brink
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    Hello MadSupra,

    You might see if you may be able to use the free program ShellExView to remove any "Context Menu" types you find listed from Universal Extractor.

    Hope this helps,
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  7. Jacee
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    See if you can find it with shellxview ShellExView - Shell Extension Manager For Windows
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  8. MadSupra354
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    This helped :) You guys are fast!
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  10. Brink
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    You're most welcome. I'm glad that we were able to help. :)
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